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Developers are at the heart of the Injective (INJ)ecosystem. With a diverse range of dApps spanning Web3 finance, Injective offers something for everyone. If you’ve been following the Injective ecosystem and want to learn more about creating your first dApp on Injective, this guide is for you. Installing injectived injectived is the CLI tool used to interact with the Injective network. You can use the injectived CLI to compile, deploy, and interact with Injective smart contracts, run your own node, and more. Before installing it, ensure you have rustup along with recent versions of rustc and cargo installed. Currently, testing can be done with Rust v1.58.1+. Additionally, you need to install the wasm32-unknown-unknown target and the cargo-generate Rust crate. You can check versions via the following commands: rustc –version cargo –version rustup target list –installed If wasm32 is not listed, run this command: rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown To install cargo-generate, run: cargo install cargo-generate To install injectived on your machine, you have two options: install it from the binary or from source. For complete instructions on both methods, see Install Injectived. Your First Smart Contract A smart contract can be considered an instance of a singleton object whose internal state is persisted on the blockchain. Users can trigger state changes or query the contract’s state by sending JSON messages. These JSON messages are different from Injective messages such as MsgSend and MsgExecuteContract. As a smart contract developer, your job is to define three functions that compose your smart contract’s interface: instantiate(): a constructor called during contract instantiation to provide the initial state execute(): called when a user wants to invoke a method on the smart contract query(): called when a user wants to retrieve data from the smart contract In our sample counter contract, we will implement one instantiate, one…

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